FAIRNESS IN ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE

By C. LIVAK

CONTENTS 1 TOWARD JUSTICE IN ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE I POLITICS, SCIENCE, AND LAW IN JUSTICE DEBATES 2 DANGERS AND THRESHOLDS IN CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR JUSTICE 3 ADAPTATION UNDER THE UN FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE: THE INTERNATIONAL LEGAL FRAMEWORK II ASPECTS OF FAIRNESS IN ADAPTATION 4 EXPLORING THE SOCIAL JUSTICE IMPLICATIONS OF ADAPTATION AND VULNERABILITY 5 IS IT APPROPRIATE TO IDENTIFY WINNERS AND LOSERS? 6 CLIMATE CHANGE, INSECURITY, AND INJUSTICE 7 ADAPTATION: WHO PAYS WHOM? R 8 A WELFARE THEORETIC ANALYSIS OF CLIMATE CHANGE INEQUITIES III FAIRNESS IN ADAPTATION RESPONSES 9 EQUITY IN NATIONAL ADAPTATION PROGRAMS OF ACTION (NAPAS): THE CASE OF BANGLADESH 10 JUSTICE IN ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE IN TANZANIA 11 ADAPTATION AND EQUITY IN RESOURCE DEPENDENT SOCIETIES 12 EXTREME WEATHER AND BURDEN SHARING IN HUNGARY IV CONCLUSION 13 MULTIFACETED JUSTICE IN ADAPTATION TO CLIMATE CHANGE REFERENCES